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Very normal from what I've seen. It seems like people are always coming and going. I've only been here a year so far so I probably won't be asking to move any time soon, I'm guessing it'll be pretty easy whenever I do though.
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That’s so nice - love that the option is at least there
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Woah. Love that!
It seems to happen with a fair degree of frequency, so I'm inclined to think it can't be difficult to arrange. But I'm not privy to all the details of what's behind some of the moves I've seen, whether people were moved or asked to be moved. Whatever the case, there often seems to be some motion.
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Yeah that’s very fair - it’s hard to tell which we’re voluntary vs not
In all the firms I’ve worked for, I haven’t seen anyone have an issue with moving office as long as it’s reasonably close to a decent airport. If you move from a low cost to high cost city, they won’t always up your salary right away but it usually equals out in the next pay raise cycle.
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I love that. Here it’s a little tricky due to how they plan for capacity but I think we might be an outlier